00:00 The passion for distribution and variety of prices
00:02 are combined these days with school shopping offers
00:06 which are increasing in the major commercial schools in Baghdad
00:10 as the variety of products and the variety of prices
00:13 increase the purchasing opportunities
00:14 in line with the desires of the children and the abilities of the parents
00:18 The discount offers started since the end of July
00:21 to encourage families to buy before the market is crowded
00:24 with the opposite number for the start of the school season
00:27 where the prices increased by 60% from July to August
00:32 We aim to make the child like the cardboard boxes
00:37 which come in well-known cardboard shapes
00:40 so we always target the children with the notebook or the square paper
00:47 so that they like these shapes
00:49 and the second thing is that the prices are suitable
00:52 for all classes and all classes can buy
00:56 all people can buy cardboard
00:58 The absence of government support for students
01:00 and the decrease in the price of the dollar
01:03 make families pay high costs
01:06 ranging from 150 to 600 dollars
01:09 especially with the monthly income of the individual
01:12 going down to 500 dollars
01:14 and the increase in the inflation rate to 6%
01:17 with unemployment increasing by 16%
01:20 The bag that was 20 years old
01:23 is now 35 years old
01:25 I wanted to buy a bag for my son for 75,000
01:28 A child who is a beginner buying a bag for 75,000
01:31 is a very high price
01:33 A shopper who sells in the local markets
01:36 has a limited quantity of goods
01:39 while the malls and the shops we are in
01:44 have a lot of goods
01:47 with a small profit but a higher sale
01:49 The small libraries are in a different way
01:52 during the school preparation season
01:54 where they offer discounted offers
01:56 depending on their e-commerce
01:58 60% with free family delivery
02:02 inside the residential areas
02:04 to increase the profits of a long-awaited season
02:07 It is easier to buy
02:09 He is at home and he can buy
02:11 and he can order and deliver to home
02:13 The quality is better
02:15 Even if it was a far office
02:17 or I bought some goods
02:22 even if it was in a province
02:24 or in the capital itself
02:26 he can order and deliver at the same time
02:28 The separation of imported goods
02:30 in the school supplies market
02:32 contributed to a noticeable increase in prices
02:35 between 20% and 40%
02:37 for school supplies and clothes
02:39 The largest share is from the Chinese products
02:42 followed by the Korean, Turkish
02:45 and finally the Brazilian with doubled prices
02:48 The forced marketing of goods
02:50 has increased by 30% compared to previous seasons
02:54 to be a medium of distribution
02:56 towards discounted offers
02:58 in large e-commerce groups
03:00 with direct import
03:02 and a 25% difference in prices
03:04 Raed Nabeel, CNBC, Arabia, Baghdad
